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WotGodForGot Monthly in Manchester: Capguns + Victorian Dad + Samuel Sharp + Mr Fist 2/06/08
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4/06/08 Retro Bar, Sackville Street, Manchester M1 3NJ - £4.00
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Capguns
"The most stunning band we've heard in ages...taking inspiration from the sheer drama of the North Wales coast." -Bethan Elfyn, BBC Radio 1 "Something very special going on here." -Huw Stephens, BBC Radio 1 "This self-released effort is like a breath of fresh air and a real surprise if you're expecting yet another run-of-the-mill rock act. Haunting guitar soundscapes blend effortlessly with a seriously in-yer-face wall of psychedelic chaos and manic vocals. The overall sound is reminiscent of many but sounding like none. On the strength of Day Capguns are a totally original band and well worthy of a much larger audience." -Gary Cut, The Fly Magazine
www.myspace.com/capgunsforarcade
Victorian Dad
"The Doors 'My wild love' on more acid!" - London Promoter 2007 "...dirty rock & roll...given a newfound lifeblood" - Sandman Magazine 2008 .."More proof that Wigan might well be the centre of musical excellence in the North, Victorian Dad come to entertain us with their superb Screaming Tree’s-esque tunes of both wild sonics and true soul" -Manchester Music.co.uk 2008 "...before you can sew leather patches onto the elbow of your tweed jacket, the set erupts into a powerhouse of guitars and Dave Rybka’s amazing vocals that sit somewhere between Jim Morrison and Josh Homme. The songs are just ready to go"... - Manchester Music.co.uk 2008
http://www.myspace.com/victoriandaad
Samuel Sharp
Easy listening, in any sense of the concept, this isn't. It's nasty, loud and abrasive - and delightfully so. Anyone catching the name on the listing and expecting some form of solo, possibly pleasant, maybe acoustic turn is about to have their brain sonically dismantled.
[url]www.myspace.com/samuelsharpnoise [/url]
Mr Fist
Mr. Fist have been getting quite a reputation locally for the sheer brain-splitting volume of their jerky post-hardcore instrumentals. They don't exactly look like the horsemen of some musical apocalypse - well, apart from the barefoot, swivel-eyed creature pawing at an effects box on the floor and occasionally yelping or acting as a sort of deranged MC between tracks ("That was a song, this is another one"). Multiply the most searing blasts of 65daysofstatic with the fractured prog-core of recent Forward Russia, throw in some distortion from the frenzied, noise-fried end of post-rock, and turn everything up til it hurts. http://www.myspace.com/mrfistsuck
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http://www.myspace.com/laymarmusic
"In Strange Lines and Distances" release date 23/06/08 TV Records.